1. Crime Scene Investigation

2.  Why this topic?  Curiosity  Possible Career  Prior Knowledge

3.  History  Ancient  Modern  Important people  Alphonse Bertillon  Dr. Henry Faulds  Sir Alec Jeffreys  Processes  First Responders  Later

4.  High School Courses  College Courses  Personal Traits

5.  Detective Jim Briles  Training (focused on CSI Photography, collection techniques); Associate Degree in Applied Science; Crime Scene Processing Schools for Basic and Advanced Crime Scene Investigation; Buried Bodies Schools’ Fraud Investigation Schools (frauds and cold cases)  Officer Voncannon  Patrol  16.5 Hours Total

6.  Detective Briles  Officer Voncannon

7.  Job Shadow  Blood Spatter Scene  Showcase different types of spatter  Relate to recreation of events

8.  Patterns  Size  Change  Reveals  Aids in

9.  Gunshot  Beating and Stabbing

10.  Contact Smear  Satellite  Castoff

11.  Three types of spatter  Actions of victim  Weapons

12.  Animal blood?  Meetings

13.  Psychological Profiling  Lie Detection and Body Language  Blood and Toxicology  Toxicology: branch of science concerned with the nature, effects, and detection of poisons

14.  Thank you for your time.  Any Questions?